How to Say ‘Set up another time’ in Simplified Chinese
再约个时间
zài yuē gè shí jiān
[dzeye yweh guh shir-jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [再 + verb + 个 + noun] is a handy pattern for setting something up again: [再约个时间] is "set another time." You can reuse it with other nouns, like [再找个地方] "find another place."
Phrase Breakdown
再约
zài yuē
to arrange again; make another appointment
Used when proposing to schedule something for another time.
我们改天再约。
Let’s arrange another time another day.
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; then
Used to suggest doing something later or arranging another opportunity.
这次先简单聊聊,下次再约个时间。
Let’s just chat briefly this time, and arrange another time next time.
约
yuē
[yweh]
to arrange; to schedule
Used when making plans for a meeting or appointment.
我们可以再约个时间详细谈。
We can arrange another time to talk in detail.
个时间
gè shí jiān
a time; a time slot
Refers to setting a specific time period for meeting.
找个时间聊聊。
Find a time to chat.
Words in this phrase
个
gè
[guh]
measure word
A general classifier here used with 'time' to indicate one time slot.
我想找个时间给您打电话。
I’d like to find a time to call you.
时间
shí jiān
[shir-jyen]
time
A specific moment or period available for an activity.
如果你有时间,我们再约个时间见面。
If you have time, let’s arrange another time to meet.
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